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strut [strʌt]also strut about, strut around se pavaner3. noun( = support) étai m* * *[strʌt] 1. 2. -
2 strut
A n1 ( support) montant m ;2 ( swagger) démarche f orgueilleuse.B vi ( also strut about, strut around) ( p prés etc - tt-) se pavaner ; to strut along marcher en se pavanant.to strut one's stuff ○ s'exhiber. -
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1 noun(a) (support → for roof, wall) étrésillon m, étançon m, contrefiche f; (→ for building) étai m, support m; (→ between uprights) entretoise f, traverse f; (→ for beam) jambe f de force; (→ in plane wing, model) support m;∎ metal strut support m métallique(b) (crossbar → of chair, ladder) barreau m∎ to strut (about or around) plastronner, se pavaner;∎ he strutted about the room il arpentait la pièce en se pavanant∎ to strut one's stuff frimer -
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Ibarre diagonale f, bracon m, buton m, chandelle f, contre fiche f, contrefiche f, entretoise f, étai m, étrésillon m, étrésillon de tranchée m, jambage (poutre en treillis) m, jambe de force f, lierne f, montant m, pointal m, poteau court m, traverse fII v.entretoiser, étayerDictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > strut
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5 strut
past tense, past participle - strutted; verb(to walk in a stiff, proud way: The cock strutted about the farmyard; The man was strutting along looking very pleased with himself.) se pavaner -
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7 strut
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9 bracing strut
bielle de triangulation f, chandelle f, étai m, jambe de force fDictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > bracing strut
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10 ceiling strut
aiguille fDictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > ceiling strut
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11 gang strut
batterie d’étais fDictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > gang strut
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12 shore strut
Dictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > shore strut
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13 small strut
bracon mDictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > small strut
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14 suspension strut
Dictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > suspension strut
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15 adjustable steel strut
(trench shoring) vérin étrésillonEnglish-French dictionary of labour protection > adjustable steel strut
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16 strutted
past tense, past participle; see strut -
17 importantly
1 ( significantly) d'une manière importante ; more importantly, he succeeded where she had failed plus important encore, il a réussi là où elle avait échoué ; and, more importantly,… et, plus important encore,… ; most importantly, it means mais surtout, cela signifie ; these changes have taken place most importantly in the agricultural sector ces changements se sont manifestés essentiellement dans le secteur agricole ;2 ( pompously) [announce, strut] d'un air important. -
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19 bracing
bracing ['breɪsɪŋ]fortifiant, tonifiant;∎ a bracing wind un vent vivifiant2 nounBuilding industry entretoisement m►► Building industry bracing strut jambe f de force -
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prance [prɑ:ns]∎ the horses came prancing into the circus ring les chevaux sont entrés en caracolant sur la piste du cirque∎ he came prancing into the room il entra dans la pièce en se pavanant2 nounsautillement m
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